Sentence examples for will indeed take from inspiring English sources

This occupation will indeed take longer than expected.

On Wednesday, state officials are expected to decide whether all nine elections will indeed take place.

Whether Mr. Morisete-Romero will indeed take on the Assemblyman is still unclear.

Another analyst at JPMorgan has noted that some of the other smartphone makers will indeed take a hit, as might Windows-based PC makers.

To wit:Hitachi will indeed take part in the new joint venture that MHI wants to set up with Alstom in steam turbines and other nuclear activities.

Yet recent trends at the court suggest that it will indeed take this opportunity to impose a nationwide ban on mandatory dues in the public sector.

If on polling day millions of people prove willing to defy the threats of the insurgents and turn out to vote, Iraq will indeed have taken a useful and inspiring stride forward.

On the question of sanctions against Russia, Steinmeier said: I think that if we don't see decisive steps in the next one-and-a-half days in terms of coming to an international agreement, for example on the creation of a contact group with which Russia is ready to work, then I think the discussion among leaders in the European Council will indeed lead to measures being taken.

And researchers will indeed need to mobilize quickly to take advantage of the funding--the deadline proposal submission is 25 April 2003, and decisions regarding the successful proposals will be announced on 15 May 2003.

The encounter, if it does indeed take place, will mark a significant shift in US attitudes, and will reflect the new confidence of a state department being guided and led by a close confidante of President Bush.

If they do, indeed, take the lead will it be due to their own true grit and merit or simply because both their competitors tripped.